Mrs I M Clark Returns From Pittsburgh Visit
Mrs I M Clark of 8 Alameda Circle has returned after a month visiting her sisters in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1949
Page
5
Mrs I M Clark of 8 Alameda Circle has returned after a month visiting her sisters in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Mears and family of Elkhart Indiana are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John Pendleton at 2220 Brentwood Street.
Harold W. Jones travels home on business from Walloon Lake Michigan and expects to spend another week at the resort before returning home next week with his family.
Visiting Mr and Mrs Marion Hanner of Ellen Drive for several days are Mr and Mrs V V Hanner and their son Van along with Gordon Robertson of Fillmore Missouri continuing a long family visit in the area.
A visitor staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Eck and their daughter Janis of Dayton is Mrs. Eck’s sister, Miss Esther Lee Baxley, of South Broad Street.
Mr and Mrs Riley Russell Sr and Mr and Mrs James A Russell have returned home after visiting relatives in Atlanta and Warm Springs Georgia.
Two visiting guests from out of town attended the wedding of Miss Evelyn McNair and Robert S. Hayes and were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Shetter and Mrs. S. N. Holstein of 16 Kenwood Dr. Also present were Miss Anne Scott and Charles Umstat of Steubenville Ohio with 17 members of the hosts family. The visitors have been houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hayes, parents of the bridegroom, at 205 Aberdeen Dr. since the wedding.
The Women’s Bible Class of United Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Anna Forbus of 1302 Elm St on Thursday at 7 30 p m. Assisting will be Mrs. Flossa Radabaugh and Mrs. Lillie Aylstock.
The Silver Chain Sewing Club will convene tomorrow evening at Mrs. Adam Palmer’s residence on Lafayette Ave for a six o’clock dinner, then hold a business session.
Townsend Club No 1 will meet at the home of Miss Rachel Ash ton on 122 Franklin St Thursday at 7 30 p m.
Twenty six women golfers from Wildwood and guests played the second nine on Ladies Day Tuesday. Brisk morning play and lively afternoon matches followed a buffet lunch. Five members from Eaton and Mrs. Frank Vaughn of Dayton attended, with local guests Mrs. C. H Murray Mrs. Frank Myers Mrs. Harlan Hensley and Mrs. R. J. Lehmann. Low gross winners were Mrs. Owen Combs and Mrs. M. E. Sanderson, tied with 48 for two other placing players. low net went to Mrs. J. P. Johnston, Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. L. B. Harshman of Eaton. The committee honored for one of the season's best was Mrs. M. L. Taylor Mrs. M. C. O'Connor and Mrs. M. L. Bauer. No committee is assigned for next Ladies Day September 6.
An old advertisement promoting Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for piles. Claims cooling, soothing formula provides quick itching relief and 40 years of use. Available at druggists in 40 cent box or 60 cent applicator tube with money back guarantee.
Miss Jan Drake daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hodges Drake Sr of 422 Shafer St has been accepted as Episcopal student director at Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburnd Alabama She leaves Thursday for Camp McDowell Alabama to serve as instructor in the diocesan camp for a week Miss Drake formerly was reservations agent for Trans World Airline Dayton
Members of Harmony Mothers' Circle and their husbands attended a summer gathering at LeSourdsville Lake. At 7 p.m. sixteen enjoyed a family style chicken dinner before spending hours at park amusements. The group, including James Cahill Frances Dimyer and others, planned events for winter season.
Miss Norma Jean Mallow, bride elect of Clifford Ramseyer of Hamilton, received a miscellaneous shower hosted by her aunt Mrs Edward Rees. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes for several attendees, and refreshments were served to the honoree and friends afterward.
Mrs W B Witherspoon presided at the Unity Council meeting in The Lodges on Tuesday night. Mrs Charles Gregory reported on the state session held in Cincinnati last week. Attending with Mrs Charles DeFrates, Mrs Leo Proffitt, Mrs Court ney Tibbs, and Mrs William Pierce, the gathering adjourned to a social hour.
An engagement is announced from a Dayton gathering where a card inscribed Jayne and Bill November 26 signaled Miss Deardoff will wed William Warman, son of Mr and Mrs James Wray. Guests enjoyed bridge, luncheon, and high score by Miss Louise Natalia. The ceremony will be at St Pauls Evangelical Church with Rev H H Jung officiating.
The correct opening date for Middletown schools is Tuesday September 6, though a banner on Page Two of the Back To School tab lists September 1 due to a typographical error. The tab, presented by The Journal and Middletown merchants, helps parents and students with back to school issues and shopping.
Mid dletown schools begin enrollment for new residents as Wade E Miller announces principals will accept registrations daily. Birth certificates and records required. Non enrolled kindergartners may register 9 am September 7 at Central Jefferson Roosevelt Sherman Garfield and McKinley with a later announced medical clinic.
Two Lemon Township trustees, Wayne Ludwig and William C. Miller, plan to inspect a possible sanitary dump site this afternoon. Miller, who spoke this morning, said the spot was referred by a nearby farmer and declined to name the location. A letter seeking a Middletown City Commission meeting on the sanitary issue was mailed to Commission Chairman Marvin Clark. The township has been without a dumping site after a county sanitary order halted operations near the township.
A party honoring Middletown's longest serving rail carrier is planned for Saturday night at the Gas and Electric building on Maryetta Street. A. J. Hester, committee chairman, said Carl E. Combs will be celebrated as he retires August 31 after 36 years with the Middletown Post Office. Hilbert Martin will speak. music and entertainment are planned.
Miss Shirley Goetz received choice linen gifts at a Forest Hill Country Club shower hosted by Miss Peggy Martin of Santa Fe Rd. The event included dessert and bridge with a circle of friends. Bridge winners were Miss Carol Jones, Mrs. John R. Bevis and Miss Audrey Lufi.
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